by Kit Allen

We’re working remotely to help contain the Coronavirus pandemic.

by James Miodonski

Team Creatomatic are powered by 100% renewable electricity. We thought you might like to know that.

by James Miodonski

Creatomatic officially named as one of SuperControl’s featured web developers.

by James Miodonski

Wednesday 3rd October, 12pm to 5pm at the Easterbrook Hall, Dumfries.

by Kit Allen

We stepped in to transform Ipso Books into its new brand, turning a project around in under a fortnight.

by James Miodonski

We do. However, it may surprise you to hear that this year alone we’ve handled over 250,000 printed items so far. Not bad.

by James Miodonski

We’re dealing with the latest Google update before it hits – free of charge.

by Kit Allen

We’ve levelled up to a new office – come see us soon.

by James Miodonski

This morning I’m busy migrating another of our client’s email from the old, shonky and unreliable mail host we inherited them on across to Gmail.

by James Miodonski

Paul’s just finished putting the final touches to a new logo & branding for Aerial Outlook, a local drone-pilot business.

by Kit Allen

Creatomatic are in the list of finalists for the ‘Best Employer’ and ‘Most Innovative Business’ awards

by James Miodonski

We’re very proud to announce that a new website for Hiddleston Joiners of Terregles has just gone live after many weeks of hard work on all sides.   A thoroughly lovely job to work on from start to finish.  Proper, top quality craftsmanship, a final end product that was a joy to photograph and a […]

by James Miodonski

This morning we – like many other businesses locally – received a letter from Dumfries & Galloway Council urging us to consider joining them as an official Living Wage Employer.

by Kit Allen

We’re pleased to announce that as of Monday 2nd March 2015, Sigma Internet has become a part of Creatomatic

by Kit Allen

Last month we thought we’d go above and beyond sending out cards, and properly spoil some of our favourite clients.

by Kit Allen

A question we get asked a lot lately is: ‘Will my site work on my phone?’ It will indeed. Here’s how.

by Kit Allen

Looking back over our first year in business – with bonus video content. You’re welcome.

by James Miodonski

While I fear this may have a ring of ‘you had to be there…’ about it, frankly I’m short on blog-worthy material this week and I’m afraid it’ll just have to do.

by James Miodonski

Dear Triumph Motorcycles, Your Twitter account (@TriumphOfficial) has so far amassed just short of 11,000 followers – despite the fact you’ve not put out a single tweet.  We couldn’t help but think that you’re missing an enormous trick by not engaging with all of these people who voluntarily registered their interest in your products.

by Kit Allen

It’s the first question we ask all our potential clients at the very first meeting, and one that’s often met with a look of confusion and the odd raised eyebrow.

by Kit Allen

Personally speaking: I hate the phrase ‘mission statement’. Personally speaking. It’s excessively corporate, impersonal, utterly devoid of meaning, and somewhat ugly. Not something I’d want to apply to my business, and indeed not something I intend to if we can get away with it. However. It’s just as important as all those other startup essentials […]

by James Miodonski

24th April 2012 saw the release of the latest algorithmic update from Google, this time code-named the ‘Google Penguin Update‘. Thousands of website owners across the world witnessed a huge shift in their rankings since the update, indicating that this was in fact another large-scale movement by Google, and not one of their smaller ‘Google […]